Name: Canvas handbag - Alexandra
Brand: DELCASSO
Price: 189.37 QAR
Availability: InStock

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QAR 189,37

or 4 x QAR 47,34 with

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Handbag in wide striped canvas in yellow and cream tones. Unique piece with a large exterior pocket, made from reclaimed awning canvas.

These awning canvas handbags offer a positive alternative to factory offcuts.

Dimensions

36 cm x 33 cm

Materials

Reclaimed awning fabric.

Origin

Unique piece sewn in an artisanal way, made in France, in the Nice region, in the Delcasso workshop.

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Returns are accepted within 14 days
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Designer story

DELCASSO

Jocelyn Delcasso accessorizes men and women in a creative, artisanal and ecological way. He shares stories with strong human values, inspired by local identities, know-how and encounters.

Delcasso fashion accessories are designed with a Mediterranean and urban spirit. They celebrate a recognizable and authentic design, a universal love for color and stripes.

Delcasso is moving towards an “upcycling” approach, by reusing industrial waste from awning fabric manufacturers in the southern region. The bags are made as unique pieces in his workshop in Nice. He wants to develop an artisanal activity, promoting local know-how and the work of independent seamstresses.